disability

• Your say / Transport

  ‘Access to transport and high streets should be right for all, not a daily gauntlet’

  Ellie Pipe highlights the lack of accessibility on Bristol's streets and stations

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• News / Gympanzees

  New leisure centre for disabled children to open near Bristol

  The first of its kind centre in the UK plans to open its doors in 2026

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• Features / disability

  Can Bristol urban plan its way to accessibility?

  Amid a raft of urban planning changes, is Bristol actually becoming more accessible?

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• Books / disability

  Bristol author Lottie Jackson publishes memoir tackling the stigma surrounding disability

  ‘See Me Rolling’, which also includes an essay collection, is published by Penguin Random House

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• News / KNowle West

  Disability charity ‘left stranded’ by coach company

  They are still awaiting a refund of almost £1,000

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• News / disability

  Government minister visits unique Bristol bakery

  Step and Stone is a bakery with a social purpose

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• News / protest

  ‘Caged by the clean air zone’

  Protesters called for action to prevent Bristol’s CAZ "trapping" disabled people in their homes

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• News / KNowle West

  ‘I just want my disabled daughter to have a safe garden to play in’

  Liz Griffin is appealing for help for the second time in a matter of months

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